WSOP New Year’s Kick Off

WSOP.com  is holding a New Year’s Kick-off  Tournament Series January 20 to January 27.

New Year’s Kick Off Series

January 20 to January 27 

WSOP.com is starting the New Year with a new tournament series. The New Year Kickoff Tournament Series runs January 20-27 and guarantees over $350,000, so you don’t want to miss out.

Plus, if you play in three or more Kickoff tournaments, and we will credit your account with a tournament ticket into the Player’s Challenge Freeroll.

The freeroll awards the top three players an entry into the 2019 World Series of Poker $1,000 Online Bracelet Event.

Schedule:

Event #

Tour Name

Date

Time

 Buy-in

1

New Year Kick-off Series #1 – $100,000 NLH Sunday Special [Re-entry] $215

1/20

5:00pm

$215

2

New Year Kick-off Series #2 – $25,000 NLH – The Classic 100 [Re-entry]

1/21

7:30pm

$100

3

New Year Kick-off Series #3 – $15,000 Knockout

1/22

7:30pm

$300

4

New Year Kick-off Series #4 – $15,000 NLH Wednesday Biggie [Re-entry, Super Turbo]

1/23

7:30pm

$75

5

New Year Kick-off Series #5 – $35,000 NLH Thursday Thrill [Re-entry, 6 Max]

1/24

7:30pm

$250

6

New Year Kick-off Series #6 – $15,000 NLH Friday Turbo 8 Max [R]

1/25

7:30pm

$50

7

New Year Kick-off Series #7 – $25,000 NLH Deepstack [R&A]

1/26

5:00pm

$50

8

New Year Kick-off Series Main Event – $150,000 NLH [Re-entry] Added Online Bracelet Seats

1/27

5:00pm

$525

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